Brick Tudor-style home in a Kansas City, Missouri neighborhood with a new dark shingle roof in autumn

Roofing Contractor in Kansas City, MO

Brookside bungalows to Plaza tile to Northland ranches.

FreeState Roofing is registered to work in Missouri. We replace and repair roofs across Kansas City, Missouri, from Brookside and Waldo to the Northland. It is about 40 minutes from our Lawrence office.

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Roofing in Kansas City

Roof replacement and repair in Kansas City.

Kansas City, Missouri, has a huge range of homes. Brookside and Waldo are full of 1920s and 1930s bungalows and Tudors. The neighborhoods near the Country Club Plaza include large historic homes, some with clay tile roofs. The Northland has post-war ranches and newer subdivisions.

We install asphalt shingles, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, metal, and tile. On older homes, we pay close attention to chimneys, dormers, and low-slope porch roofs, which are common leak points.

We also roof commercial buildings in Kansas City, Missouri. Midtown and the corridors south of downtown have many flat-roof buildings, and we inspect, repair, and replace them.

Neighborhoods

Roofs we work on in Kansas City.

Brookside

1920s homes, many of them Tudors and bungalows with steep roofs and brick chimneys. Chimney flashing and valleys need extra care.

Waldo

Bungalows and cottages south of Brookside. Many have low-slope porch roofs and older layered shingles.

Country Club Plaza area

Large historic homes near the Plaza, including some with Spanish-style clay tile roofs. We repair and replace tile roofs.

Midtown

Older homes, apartment buildings, and flat-roof commercial buildings. We handle both residential and commercial roofs here.

Northland

Homes north of the Missouri River in Clay and Platte counties, mostly ranch and two-story homes built after 1950.

South Kansas City

Ranch homes and split-levels near Grandview and Martin City. Simple roofs like these cost less to replace.

Local roof notes

What we see on roofs in Kansas City.

  • Tile and historic roofs

    Clay tile can last a very long time, but broken tiles and worn underlayment still cause leaks. We repair tile roofs and replace underlayment when needed.

  • Missouri registration

    FreeState is registered to work in both Kansas and Missouri. Ask any contractor for their registration and proof of insurance before you sign.

  • Hail and wind

    Hail and wind hit Jackson County most springs. We document damage with photos and can meet your adjuster.

Pricing

What sets the price.

The price depends on the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers we tear off, any decking repairs, and the material you choose. We give you a written price after a free inspection.

What changes the price

  • The size of the roof, measured in squares (100 square feet each)
  • How steep the roof is
  • How many layers of old shingles we tear off
  • How much decking needs to be replaced
  • The material you choose
  • Valleys, chimneys, skylights, and other details

Our work

Before and after, and a customer review.

Craftsman bungalow with a faded, worn gray shingle roof The same craftsman bungalow with a new dark architectural shingle roof
Craftsman bungalowFaded, worn shingles, then a new dark architectural roof
“Extremely happy with Free State Roofing. David was and still is very quick to respond with great customer service! Roof was installed quickly and efficiently. I would highly recommend Free State to anyone in need of a new roof! Thank you David!”
Rob · FreeState customer
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Service area

Kansas City on the map.

Kansas City, MO is inside our 100-mile service area around Lawrence. About 40 minutes from our office on I-70.

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Questions

Kansas City roofing questions.

How much does a new roof cost in Kansas City, MO?

The price depends on the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers we tear off, any decking repairs, and the material you choose. We give you a written price after a free inspection.

Are you registered to work in Missouri?

Yes. FreeState Roofing is registered to work in both Kansas and Missouri, and we are fully insured. We can give you proof of insurance before your job starts.

Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Kansas City, Missouri?

Kansas City, Missouri, has its own permit rules for roofing work. We check the requirements for your address and pull any required permit before work starts.

Do you repair clay tile roofs near the Plaza?

Yes. We repair and replace tile roofs, including broken tiles and worn underlayment. We tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense for your roof.

How far is Kansas City, Missouri, from your office?

About 40 minutes by I-70 from our Lawrence office. It is one of our regular service areas.

Get a free roof estimate in Kansas City.

Call us or send the form. We will inspect your Kansas City roof, show you the photos, and give you a written price.

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. 4311 W 6th St, Suite C, Lawrence, KS KS Reg. 19-004089